On the record
No one will question the right of man to make from nature the most of beauty it is capable of, nor to make it most conducive to all his natural desires.
Said by
Victoria C. Woodhull
Source
gutenberg.orgNo one will question the right of man to make from nature the most of beauty it is capable of, nor to make it most conducive to all his natural desires.
Woodhull defends the right of individuals to enhance nature for their aesthetic and personal desires.
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